It was bound to happen. A family member has unknowingly been directly exposed to someone with COVID. Because said family member has no symptoms however (which is great) they are in, apparently, no urgent need of a COVID test (which is not great). The primary doctor has referred the family to a local testing site which may or may not have tests available today and of course, results to follow days afterwards. While I'll try not to complain too much here, I can share that trying to locate a viable testing site with availability is hard enough. Trying to convince them you need a test is even harder. If not covered by insurance, the test for each person is $220.00 a swab - yikes! Does a nasal swab count as an early Christmas present?
Monday
Yesterday I got up early and went for a 40 minute walk. Outside. It was 8 degrees. Sadly, this is just the start of the brutal Chicago winte...
-
They say you have to crawl before you walk. I think that also pertains to Boot Camp classes. This morning was my first session of Boot Camp... -
THE YEAR OF THE DRAGON, 2012 01/23/2012 - 02/09/2013 (Water) "According to the Chinese Zodiac , the Year of 2012 is the Year of the D... -
The Q uestion o f t he M onth is hosted by Michael G D'Agostino from the blog A Life Examined . The first Monday of each month I'...
No comments:
Post a Comment